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really is to bridge the gap between some in the west and iran russia has been opposed to iran acquiring a nuclear bomb but acknowledges that iran does have a right to peaceful nuclear program which iran says was really a precondition to these talks they were saying that no deal was going to be struck unless this precondition was met and russia has really tried to ease the tensions because that precondition led to some in the west being quite suspicious about iran and their motives and russia really has tried to ease those tensions and suspicions in order to try and get all parties around the table which they as they've obviously done and it's also something that's proven slightly easier of course since the election of his son rouhani who's a comparative moderate in comparison with his predecessor mahmoud ahmadinejad's and what does moscow make of the potential of slapping more sanctions on iran as discussed by some politicians in the u.s. at the moment while russia isn't opposed to playing hardball with iran when it needs to with its role as a permanent member of the u.n. security counc
really is to bridge the gap between some in the west and iran russia has been opposed to iran acquiring a nuclear bomb but acknowledges that iran does have a right to peaceful nuclear program which iran says was really a precondition to these talks they were saying that no deal was going to be struck unless this precondition was met and russia has really tried to ease the tensions because that precondition led to some in the west being quite suspicious about iran and their motives and russia...
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and iran now do you think. this thing of washington will review its attitude toward the iran and will stop seeing iran as a threat and how will the relationship develop in that direction in your opinion. to be honest with you washington is not run by the president. and i mean washington it is run its foreign policy it's quiet by lobby groups and congressional members at the moment especially with this president are far more powerful than the store bomber so to think that things will change now because there's been this initial first step it's it's it's being very optimistic and it's good to be optimistic but one has to be realistic and already before listening to stick a i was listening to c.n.n. which is america's main mouthpiece which tends to be neutral and you can see still hear the same rhetoric about iran so you know as i said it taken thirty four years to build it will to demonize iran it will not go away overnight and if there's no will for it to go away yes mr obama may have had the political will is s
and iran now do you think. this thing of washington will review its attitude toward the iran and will stop seeing iran as a threat and how will the relationship develop in that direction in your opinion. to be honest with you washington is not run by the president. and i mean washington it is run its foreign policy it's quiet by lobby groups and congressional members at the moment especially with this president are far more powerful than the store bomber so to think that things will change now...
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and in fact the fact that iran is halting uranium enrichment at twenty percent is something that iran actually wants because it's very expensive and the iranians have produced the fuel that it needs for the tatooine reactor that produces medical isotopes for cancer patients so the iranians have already produced enough nuclear fuel through enriching uranium at twenty percent it no longer needs it so halting that is actually an advantage for iran because it does not want excess fuel because it's very costly so the iranians feel that they do not lose very much and they have a lot to gain and again it shows that steadfastness these from the iranian perspective and. standing for your rights and achieve results well as we all know all the talks an iranian nuclear program have been going on for. a long time years i could say but the u.s. seems to be convinced i mean just judging by what's coming out of the country that it's sanctions policies that prompted iran to sign this deal to what extent do you agree or disagree with these claims. well i think we can reverse that argument the decline o
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sanctions on iran. this is an interim six-month arrangement. if the iranians are deemed to be cheating by the international community those sanctions will be reimposed quickly. only a few moments ago, the secretary of state john kerry walked by our cameras in geneva. we got a picture of him walking by. we shouted a question to him. he said something to the effect i think he said we have a good arrangement. we're going to be hearing momentarily from the president of the united states. he'll announce some of the details later. the secretary of state john kerry will brief reporters in geneva as well. the president was meeting informally in the white house with some of his national security advisers including dennis mcdonough and tony blinken and ben rhoads. there you see the photo right there. they were in the oval office and the president was getting briefed on what was going on. the president was supposed to start speaking about 15 minutes ago but this is not unusual. things take a while to get organized
sanctions on iran. this is an interim six-month arrangement. if the iranians are deemed to be cheating by the international community those sanctions will be reimposed quickly. only a few moments ago, the secretary of state john kerry walked by our cameras in geneva. we got a picture of him walking by. we shouted a question to him. he said something to the effect i think he said we have a good arrangement. we're going to be hearing momentarily from the president of the united states. he'll...
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there will be limits on iran's ability to use replacement centrifuges, iran cannot use the next six months to stockpile. iran has allowed transparency, inspectors will be allowed in and they'll provide daily access to two major nuclear facilities. moments ago president obama addressed the nation and made it clear if iran does not meet commitments the u.s. could reimpose sanctions and apply pressure on iran. now the iranian foreign minister spoke a short time ago with the prospects for cooperation for the two sides as they look ahead. >> we have established a joint commission to monitor the implementation of our agreement. this is a process of attempting to restore confidence, and i hope that the two sides can move forward in a manner that would be conducive to this objective, because that is an overarching objective. we need to start moving in the direction of restoring confidence, a directions that we have managed to move against in the past several years, and that is required to be able to gain the confidence of iranian people. >> let's turn to our phil ittner, who is standing by live in
there will be limits on iran's ability to use replacement centrifuges, iran cannot use the next six months to stockpile. iran has allowed transparency, inspectors will be allowed in and they'll provide daily access to two major nuclear facilities. moments ago president obama addressed the nation and made it clear if iran does not meet commitments the u.s. could reimpose sanctions and apply pressure on iran. now the iranian foreign minister spoke a short time ago with the prospects for...
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now, iran. this administration came into office with the idea of taking among other things a regional approach to afghanistan. the emphasis has been on afghanistan's relationship with pakistan. that is appropriate. that is a very complicated one to understand one that is difficult for the us government. i will tell you a anecdote about this. a few years ago i was at one of these supersecret international meetings off the record so will have to remain supersecret because if people found out what went on there and they realize how unimportant these meetings actually are and they realize how little goes on there but there is a panel about iran. the question i asked as to the united states of any other enemies with whom it has so many common interests. afterwards, henry kissinger came up to me and said we have more with iran not our other enemies but with most of our allies. the paradox difficulty of the relations in afghanistan. roughly speaking, the us and iranian interests in afghanistan are quit
now, iran. this administration came into office with the idea of taking among other things a regional approach to afghanistan. the emphasis has been on afghanistan's relationship with pakistan. that is appropriate. that is a very complicated one to understand one that is difficult for the us government. i will tell you a anecdote about this. a few years ago i was at one of these supersecret international meetings off the record so will have to remain supersecret because if people found out what...
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they want to trade with iran. in the case of china, they want iran's oil. in the case of russia, they want to sell weapons to iran. they want to build some of iran's facilities. >> i'm getting a two-minute warning from inside this room where the president is getting ready to speak in just a moment. judith miller has just hit me back on e-mail and our viewers are tweeting me that they can hear me typing as i'm talking with you guys via keyboard. the big headline in all of this is that the president is getting ready to speak on a deal with iran. let's pause. the reason i have paused is because we now are reaching out to all of our fox broadcast stations from across the nation and inviting them into our coverage now so that we are now fox news channel and across all fox broadcast stations. we are inside a two-minute warning as president obama gets ready to speak to the nation and the world about a deal over iran's nuclear program which had been reached this evening in geneva, switzerland. our secretary of state john kerry among the six world power leaders who
they want to trade with iran. in the case of china, they want iran's oil. in the case of russia, they want to sell weapons to iran. they want to build some of iran's facilities. >> i'm getting a two-minute warning from inside this room where the president is getting ready to speak in just a moment. judith miller has just hit me back on e-mail and our viewers are tweeting me that they can hear me typing as i'm talking with you guys via keyboard. the big headline in all of this is that the...
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the challenge with iran, iran is not a country which you can bully. it simply doesn't work that way. if you look at what iran excels at at the olympics, it's wrestling and weight lifting. this is a country that is very national list i can, has a very strong sense of self-. when i go there which i'm sure you all will at some point, your host will take you to a house of strength. it's when people do syncronized weight lifting. it is very interesting. the point i'm making is culturally this is not a country that gives in well to bullying. they have a very strong sense of themselves, they are very national list i can, there is sort of a martial quality there and it simply doesn't work. what was so interesting about the election is that yet again an opportunity for some type of peaceful resolution of our differences with iran emerges. and again, i am skeptical because i'm always skeptical. we middle east specialists are the oncologist of studies. we are wrong and can't do anything and have no good news. but having said that the stakes are so high, they are
the challenge with iran, iran is not a country which you can bully. it simply doesn't work that way. if you look at what iran excels at at the olympics, it's wrestling and weight lifting. this is a country that is very national list i can, has a very strong sense of self-. when i go there which i'm sure you all will at some point, your host will take you to a house of strength. it's when people do syncronized weight lifting. it is very interesting. the point i'm making is culturally this is not...
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>> iran is member of the treaty, and so iran has made this all along that it has a right to enrich and to have this heavy water reactor. it has a right to make highly enriched uranium for use of fuel. now they have broken a lot of their obligations. >> so they haven't been playing by the rules of a treaty that they signed. >> absolutely. but when you look at the future i think it's unrealistic to ask or to be able to get iranian agreement for no enrichment, no heavy water, no heavy water reactor. instead what you have to do is build into that agreement lafayette confidence-buildin , onthe enrichment facility yout a lot of extra verification on it because frankly it's not just the p 5 plus one. there are a lot of points that are very suspicious of what iran has been up to. >> and what we have now is a situation where you have to take their word for it? i mean, they've gone ahead and done things i against existing treaties. moving forward do you contemplate an inspection regime that is intrusive enough to find out everything that they're doing all the time? is that realistic either? >> n
>> iran is member of the treaty, and so iran has made this all along that it has a right to enrich and to have this heavy water reactor. it has a right to make highly enriched uranium for use of fuel. now they have broken a lot of their obligations. >> so they haven't been playing by the rules of a treaty that they signed. >> absolutely. but when you look at the future i think it's unrealistic to ask or to be able to get iranian agreement for no enrichment, no heavy water, no...
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for it most of iran will most of the world will not see iran as the problem and so that then when the united states comes out with a new sanctions bill or the united states goes to russia goes to china and says let's put more sanctions on iran the rest of the world is going to say look you tell us these sanctions. about getting a deal but you had a good deal on the table and you wouldn't take it no we are not helping you with sanctions any more i think that is important part of the rainy and calculation and i think it will be an important dynamic if we don't get a deal it is going to start to erode the willingness of key players in the international community to cooperate with american demands on sanctions ok valorie i forgive you the last word in paris tell give me an optimistic note let's end on an optimistic note how can we get an agreement go ahead real quick well we can get an agreement if. again if iran is willing on these couple of limited points to a suspension. to allow the six months or more and to build trust among the parties i think everyone knows that iran is going to be
for it most of iran will most of the world will not see iran as the problem and so that then when the united states comes out with a new sanctions bill or the united states goes to russia goes to china and says let's put more sanctions on iran the rest of the world is going to say look you tell us these sanctions. about getting a deal but you had a good deal on the table and you wouldn't take it no we are not helping you with sanctions any more i think that is important part of the rainy and...
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with iran. the police a three month period for iran to take some significant transparency measures and that is another bouwmeester to measure this success of this agreement because as you just heard lady ashton. cooperation between iran and the i hear the varying porton part of you know this whole issue and in fact goes to the heart of these views because you don't lose them from i reporter are iran to the us if we're to be canceled framing it in a non-conference abuse the use of the gauge and use of force contested by iraq the list loosely in the larger correctly was let's play iran since then and this latest meeting between iran and iran was the lakers remind there are iran's commitment and dedication to you know and hans's cooperation with the year and to create an atmosphere of trust and confidence in this peaceful nuclear program well the geneva talks interestingly enough have made it unlikely allies is around static saudi arabia both are very dead set against telling with terror on wired y
with iran. the police a three month period for iran to take some significant transparency measures and that is another bouwmeester to measure this success of this agreement because as you just heard lady ashton. cooperation between iran and the i hear the varying porton part of you know this whole issue and in fact goes to the heart of these views because you don't lose them from i reporter are iran to the us if we're to be canceled framing it in a non-conference abuse the use of the gauge and...
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when speaking off record that iran is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear build up by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran all of this explanation or that justification to israel or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back specifically to the talks if we look at the details of the deal that were under discussion in geneva if you believe diplomatic sources it was really the first time in many many years when diplomats were able to transcend this blame game and to finally discuss some specific proposals more concretely they were discussing the possibility of iran's halting medium grade enrichment in return for some. for lifting some secondary sanctions and yet when the details of that deal were leaked to the media badgeman netanyahu israeli prime minister took the stand and here's how he described that deal let's have. listen
when speaking off record that iran is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear build up by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran all of this explanation or that justification to israel or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back...
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when speaking off the record that iran is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear build up by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran always this explanation or that justification to ease a real or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back specifically to the talks if we look at the details of the deal that's where under discussion in geneva if you believe diplomatic sources it was really the first time in many many years when diplomats write a bill to trance. sound these blame game and to finally discuss some specific proposals more concretely they were discussing the possibility of iran's halting medium grade enrichment in return for some. for lifting some secondary sanctions and you have or when the details of that deal were leaked to the media benjamin netanyahu israeli prime minister took the stand and here's how he described the i
when speaking off the record that iran is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear build up by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran always this explanation or that justification to ease a real or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back...
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i think in return iran is getting what? iran is getting nothing. iran is getting 7, 8, $10 billion in of sanctions? that's peanut, for a country like iran, that is peanut. 10 billion, 15 billion, even 20 billion, when it comes to iran's economy. iran's economy is huge, one of the biggest in that region. what iran is getting in return for away it is giving, honest, is very little, very little. and i think this is a great deal for america. it's a great deal for israel. i think if i was israel i would take it and will make sure that it gets implemented. that's what israel has to do. that it gets implemented. >> so are you optimistic that iran will follow through on this? >> i don't think they would have gone this far without some seriousness on their part to carry through. they have their critics as your statement said just before we started. within iran. we have a good many critics in the states. and certainly in israel and saudi arabia you've got critics saying the americans are going to do something stupid. i go back to what jfk said at his inaugur
i think in return iran is getting what? iran is getting nothing. iran is getting 7, 8, $10 billion in of sanctions? that's peanut, for a country like iran, that is peanut. 10 billion, 15 billion, even 20 billion, when it comes to iran's economy. iran's economy is huge, one of the biggest in that region. what iran is getting in return for away it is giving, honest, is very little, very little. and i think this is a great deal for america. it's a great deal for israel. i think if i was israel i...
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on iran in two thousand and six but before sanctions iran had about three thousand centrifuges after sanctions iran about nineteen thousand centrifuges before sanctions iran was enriching below five percent after sanctions iran is enriching to twenty percent before sanctions iran had a few hundred kilogram of stockpile of enrich uranium now iran has about eight thousand kilogram of a stock by this is the result of sanctions practically israelis are pushing the international community to push iran for increasing its capacity a level and capability of its nuclear program service a reserve servian thank you for being on the line much appreciate it if you use the thanks. well should the talks result in something israel isn't happy with. with a former sworn enemy for a possible strike on iran britain's sunday times newspaper suggests saudi arabia is working closely with israel's mossad on a military campaign if iran's nuclear program isn't by that agreement in geneva anyone might be forthcoming under the reported plan saudi arabia is understood to be allowing israel use of its airspace it
on iran in two thousand and six but before sanctions iran had about three thousand centrifuges after sanctions iran about nineteen thousand centrifuges before sanctions iran was enriching below five percent after sanctions iran is enriching to twenty percent before sanctions iran had a few hundred kilogram of stockpile of enrich uranium now iran has about eight thousand kilogram of a stock by this is the result of sanctions practically israelis are pushing the international community to push...
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they're not open to the idea of iran that is. what i think you will see in the region going forward is that what we're seeing essentially is the collapse of the american worker and united states is not the decisive power as it was in the process and as a result complex that were kept in check are no longer in check and there are sitting up there bubbling up and conflicts that could be resolved that are not getting resolved because there's no the size of mechanism any longer to really be able to do so that's going to lead to unfortunately years of instability and there's probably going to be several different iterations of shifting alliances until in new equipment room is found in that region i think our dad is an inevitable process so i don't see us in any way shape or form being able to get around it and i don't find it very likely that the united states is going to be able to one to be able to really adopt the position of being the ultimate guarantor of the security of the region being the head to monitor the event as it was be
they're not open to the idea of iran that is. what i think you will see in the region going forward is that what we're seeing essentially is the collapse of the american worker and united states is not the decisive power as it was in the process and as a result complex that were kept in check are no longer in check and there are sitting up there bubbling up and conflicts that could be resolved that are not getting resolved because there's no the size of mechanism any longer to really be able to...
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now, the problem with iran, not the problem, the challenge with iran, iran is not a country is going to which you can bully but it's and it doesn't work that way. if you look at what iran has been at the olympics, wrestling and weightlifting. really, i'm serious. this is a country where it's very, very nationalistic, a very strong sense of self. when you go to iran which i'm sure you all will, at some point your host will take you to something called -- it's a house of strength. it's when people kind of get synchronized weightlifting. it's actually very, very interesting. the point i'm making, this is not a country that gives him well to bowling. they have a very strong sense of himself. they're very naturalistic. is sort of a natural -- marshall quality and it simply doesn't work. what was so interesting about the rouhani election is that yet again and opportunity for some type of peaceful resolution of our differences with iran emerging. and again, i am skeptical because i'm always skeptical. i always say that we middle east specialists are kind of the oncologist of aerial studies
now, the problem with iran, not the problem, the challenge with iran, iran is not a country is going to which you can bully but it's and it doesn't work that way. if you look at what iran has been at the olympics, wrestling and weightlifting. really, i'm serious. this is a country where it's very, very nationalistic, a very strong sense of self. when you go to iran which i'm sure you all will, at some point your host will take you to something called -- it's a house of strength. it's when...
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the only time that iran's afghanistan, even though iran was hosting warlords, iran was hosting millions of afghan refugees. to expand itsork invested heavily in the construction after the fall of the taliban regime. also -- has also disrupted the political process in fighting u.s. or foreign military in afghanistan, perhaps to make sure that afghanistan cannot be [indiscernible] conclusion, as barbara mentioned, we believe there are issues in south asia that does not have a solution, there is no such thing as solving afghanistan's border issue without considering the fact that it is also an issue in iran , or pakistan and afghanistan the same way about water. any solution needs to be regional, and should also involve other parties and .ountries that would contribute to the peace and stability in in 2014.an thank you so much. i'm sorry if i took a long time. i always do. >> it is a pleasure to be here this morning, and quite an honor to represent many of the folks behind the research effort we been doing about the regional water security issues that are tied not only to afghanistan, but
the only time that iran's afghanistan, even though iran was hosting warlords, iran was hosting millions of afghan refugees. to expand itsork invested heavily in the construction after the fall of the taliban regime. also -- has also disrupted the political process in fighting u.s. or foreign military in afghanistan, perhaps to make sure that afghanistan cannot be [indiscernible] conclusion, as barbara mentioned, we believe there are issues in south asia that does not have a solution, there is...
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iran has not been willing. my work with congress, the ewe knighted security council to impose sanctions on the iranian government. the sanctions have had a substantial impact on their economy. with the election of a new iranian president earlier this year, an opening for diplomacy emerged. i spoke with the president of iran earlier this fall. secretary kerry met multiple times with iran's foreign minister. we have pursued intensive diplomacy, by laterally and together with the partners, united kingdom, france, germany, russia and china as well as the european union. today, that diplomacy opened up a path toward a world that is more secure, a future in which we can verify iran's nuclear program is peaceful and cannot build a nuclear weapon. today's announcement is just a first step, it achieves a great deal. for the first time in nearly a decade, we have halted the process of the iranian nuclear program. key parts rolled back. iran committed to halting certain levels of enrichment and a neutralizing part of stoc
iran has not been willing. my work with congress, the ewe knighted security council to impose sanctions on the iranian government. the sanctions have had a substantial impact on their economy. with the election of a new iranian president earlier this year, an opening for diplomacy emerged. i spoke with the president of iran earlier this fall. secretary kerry met multiple times with iran's foreign minister. we have pursued intensive diplomacy, by laterally and together with the partners, united...
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iran relations. america has been misinforming the public not just american public but the whole world for such a long time that it's going to be very difficult for them to step back away from that to mention that iran is a threat to israel. it's just something that's the fact to speak and it's impacted this been built in order to continue supporting israel to sell arms to the neighbors in the region and also to you to distract from everything that israel does in the region israel has between two hundred and four hundred nuclear warheads and if ever iran were to pose a threat to israel where there was a nuclear attack or if it were to build nuclear bombs which it has not decided it is no matter what israel's nuclear arsenal are. take a look at the long and winding road to the historic deal iran's nuclear program started in the fifty's with the help of the u.s. but it is in the late twentieth century that tensions started really to heat up around its atomic ambitions back in one thousand nine hundred s
iran relations. america has been misinforming the public not just american public but the whole world for such a long time that it's going to be very difficult for them to step back away from that to mention that iran is a threat to israel. it's just something that's the fact to speak and it's impacted this been built in order to continue supporting israel to sell arms to the neighbors in the region and also to you to distract from everything that israel does in the region israel has between...
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hassan rouhani is depicting iran as the winner. iran is not after a bomb. here is some of what he had to say earlier today. >> translator: the iranian nation does not seek nuclear weapons. after the comprehensive talks and final agreement, a year from now no one should say that we hampered the obtainment of nuclear weapons. this has to be a joke, a historical joke. iran has never sought to obtain nuclear weapons. >> reporter: that was hassan rouhani praising the foreign minister and praising the interim agreement. iranians, we have talked to a lot of them today. been signed.py an agreement has remember, this is what they wanted when they voted in hassan rouhani in june. they wanted him to come in with a mandate to improve the economy. everyone knows the first step to improving the economy is lifting the sanctions and the way to do that is reach a deal on the nuclear program and improve relations with the west. there's still a long way to go for a be all, end all deal that will completely resolve this issue. everyone is happy at least the first step has been
hassan rouhani is depicting iran as the winner. iran is not after a bomb. here is some of what he had to say earlier today. >> translator: the iranian nation does not seek nuclear weapons. after the comprehensive talks and final agreement, a year from now no one should say that we hampered the obtainment of nuclear weapons. this has to be a joke, a historical joke. iran has never sought to obtain nuclear weapons. >> reporter: that was hassan rouhani praising the foreign minister and...
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by definition, the deal prevents iran from enriching above five percent, and it caps the size of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium. the reason you need an interim deal is because if we are going to be talking to the iranians we didn't need to be talking to them while they were continuing to enrich uranium and expand their system. in exchange there is a temporary and reversible reduction of sanctions so that the iran yen side comes home with something. because-- although i think in the yonted states we seem to have forgotten untilment usually when you make deals internationally both sides get something. >> so gregory jones, how do you see this question of enriching. iran's capability of enriching uranium? >> well, first of all, we are still permitting iran to enrich uranium. its stock pifl enriched uranium is continuing to grow. a number of nuclear weapons, they will be able to produce for this is also continuing to grow in the next six months. president obama says that we've cut off iran's path to nuclear weapons. in fact, we haven't. it's still there and virtually everyone agrees th
by definition, the deal prevents iran from enriching above five percent, and it caps the size of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium. the reason you need an interim deal is because if we are going to be talking to the iranians we didn't need to be talking to them while they were continuing to enrich uranium and expand their system. in exchange there is a temporary and reversible reduction of sanctions so that the iran yen side comes home with something. because-- although i think in the yonted...
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iran's nuclear rights. the islamic republic of iran innately enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all the signatories by the mtp. >> some iranians believe the agreement is a bad deal. here is a look at what tehran gets. the sanctions held against it lighten up on gold and metal exports and car industry. that will potentially provide rain with $1.5 billion. sales of iranian oil will be heavily restricted. iranian students - they'll get tew irn assistance from their government. hassan rouhani is calling the deal a victory. he added that iran's enrichment activities will continue same as the past. >> israel calls it a mistake. officials say rain pose as threat. let's bring in our correspondent mike hanna. good morninging. israel is describing the deal as an historic mistake. why is that? >> well israel has been fundamentally opposed to the deal, despite promises from its allies, and john kerry in the cabinet meeting. it was an angry benyamin netanyahu speaking to the cabinet, describing the dea
iran's nuclear rights. the islamic republic of iran innately enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all the signatories by the mtp. >> some iranians believe the agreement is a bad deal. here is a look at what tehran gets. the sanctions held against it lighten up on gold and metal exports and car industry. that will potentially provide rain with $1.5 billion. sales of iranian oil will be heavily restricted. iranian students - they'll get tew irn assistance from their...
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tell us what you think about the deal with iran? share your thoughts with fellow "fox news sunday" viewers. up next governor sarah palin responds to those hateful comments from msnbc's martin bashir in our executive interview. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com >>> more dysfunction in the nation's capital this week as the problems and finger pointing over obamacare continue. with partisanship at new levels, can anything get done in washington? i talked with former alaska governor sarah palin who has written "good tidings and great joy: protecting the heart of christmas." governor palin, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> an honor to be with you, chris. thanks. >> when you look at all the troubles with obamacare, all the problems with the website, the millions of cancellations, a lot of other things, what's yo
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on iran. a deal to freeze iran's nuclear program has fallen apart. how big of a setback do you think this is? >> i'm a governor of new jersey i think there are a lot of people you can ask, probably will have on the program who are significantly better briefed on this. when guys like me start to shoot off on opinions about this kind of stuff it's really ill-advised. i'll leave it to secretary kerry and the folks that are in charge of this to make decisions about where we go. and then once they put something together if they do then i'll make a judgment on that. it's just -- i'm not right person to be asking that question with all due respect. >> you're a national political figure. you're a leader in the republican party, you may some day run for president do you have view about whether iran should continue to enrich uranium? >> like i said. i think the folks who are involved in this on day-to-day basis should be making those kind of opinions known publicly. for me i'm governor of new jersey and my job is to run the state of new jersey. and it's just s
on iran. a deal to freeze iran's nuclear program has fallen apart. how big of a setback do you think this is? >> i'm a governor of new jersey i think there are a lot of people you can ask, probably will have on the program who are significantly better briefed on this. when guys like me start to shoot off on opinions about this kind of stuff it's really ill-advised. i'll leave it to secretary kerry and the folks that are in charge of this to make decisions about where we go. and then once...
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the fact that iran is halting uranium enrichment to twenty percent is something that iran actually wants because it's very expensive and the iranians have produced the fuel that it needs for the tatooine reactor that produces medical isotopes for cancer patients so the iranians have already produced enough nuclear fuel through enriching uranium at twenty percent no longer needs it so halting that is actually an advantage for iran because it does not want excess fuel because it's very costly so the iranians feel that they do not lose very much and they have a lot to gain and again it shows that steadfastness at least from the iranian perspective and. standing for your rights can achieve results for his part russia's president putin hailed so there's agreement for opening the doors to further positive diplomacy on the iranian nuclear program but he would have a cochon of moral moscow's reaction russian president vladimir putin has called this historic deal on iran's nuclear program that was achieved at talks in geneva a win win situation for all parties involved now the president said that
the fact that iran is halting uranium enrichment to twenty percent is something that iran actually wants because it's very expensive and the iranians have produced the fuel that it needs for the tatooine reactor that produces medical isotopes for cancer patients so the iranians have already produced enough nuclear fuel through enriching uranium at twenty percent no longer needs it so halting that is actually an advantage for iran because it does not want excess fuel because it's very costly so...
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iran hopes that it will ease sanctions that has crippled iran's economy. there are five sites where iran is said to be enriching or converting uranium and doing work to its nuclear program and a facility where some believe iran is conducting nuclear research. we have several reports in our top stories today. >> reporter: smiles from the u.s. secretary of state but still no deal. a thumbs up but it's clear these talks have reached a crunch phrase. >> the p-5 is working hard, and i look forward to the meetings that i'll be having very shortly. >> no one is giving a running commentary on the progress of the talks, but the iranians have said even though a deal is close there are still difficult sticking points. >> we have now entered the very difficult and sensitive phase of editing the text to be published should talks reach an agreement soon. it is possible that the negotiation also take more time. however, given the sensitivity of these discussions we can see that the ministers are eagle for participate. and we have to see what the results will bring. >> cl
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there is now a deal in place on iran's nuclear program. it is designed to stop or scale back nuclear activities in exchanges for relief from economic sanctions. >> a result after a long night, described as intensive and complicated the p5+1 and iran struck an historic deal, the importance hinted at by the president's sudden and unusual for a saturday late-night address. >> today that diplomacy opened up a new pass. that iran's progress is peaceful and it cannot build a nuclear weapon. it is a first step but achieves a first deal. for the first time in a decade we have halted the progress of the nuclear weapon. >> in timing the iranian prime minister spoke at the same time. >> i believe it is important that we all of us take the opportunity to end an unnecessary crisis and open new hzans based on respect for the rights of iranian people, and removal of any doubts about the exclusively peaceful nature of iran's nuclear program. >> under the deal iran agreed to halt all enrichment above 5% and neutralize a stockpile of 20% enriched uranium. i
there is now a deal in place on iran's nuclear program. it is designed to stop or scale back nuclear activities in exchanges for relief from economic sanctions. >> a result after a long night, described as intensive and complicated the p5+1 and iran struck an historic deal, the importance hinted at by the president's sudden and unusual for a saturday late-night address. >> today that diplomacy opened up a new pass. that iran's progress is peaceful and it cannot build a nuclear...
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been struck well at least some kind of deal there can be no doubt this first step agreement between iran and the great powers is of historic significance it could become the foundation for far reaching geopolitical ships in the region but have no illusions the naysayers are intent on scuttling the deal and the use of force we're told remains on the table. to cross talk the un nucular you i'm joined by my guest richard white's in washington he's a senior fellow and director of the center for political military analysis at the hudson institute also in washington we have daniel mcadams he's the executive director of the ron paul institute and in bangkok we cross to pepe escobar he's an investigative journalist and author right gentlemen cross-talk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it pepe if i can go to you first in bangkok what do you make of the deal is it a historic deal and will go anywhere of course it's historic i'm sure all reviewers remember real man the goal to tehran the neo kongs ten years ago before during and after the invasion
been struck well at least some kind of deal there can be no doubt this first step agreement between iran and the great powers is of historic significance it could become the foundation for far reaching geopolitical ships in the region but have no illusions the naysayers are intent on scuttling the deal and the use of force we're told remains on the table. to cross talk the un nucular you i'm joined by my guest richard white's in washington he's a senior fellow and director of the center for...
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iran's president praised the deal. iran does not give up its ability to enrich uranium. they will receive about $7 billion in sanctions relief in the next six months. it will receive $4.2 billion in frozen funds from oil sales. nearly $100 million remains frozen, however. republicans on the senate foreign relations committee such as senator bob corker, they're worried iran may fool the u.s. and still get a bomb as north korea did when the u.s. engaged it in multiparty talks. >> my greatest concern throughout this whole situation is the north korean issue. and that issue began relieving sanctions, you end up basically with no deal. and so my greatest concern is seeing follow-through here. >> relief from the sanctions is set to begin in two to three weeks. irain's leadership has just issued a statement if congress imposes new sanctions, then the deal is off. eric. >> all right, jennifer. thanks so much. >> thanks, jenn. >> well, does this deal delay, stop, or even encourage a possible iranian nuclear bomb? critics point out their nuclear facilities still remain firmly in p
iran's president praised the deal. iran does not give up its ability to enrich uranium. they will receive about $7 billion in sanctions relief in the next six months. it will receive $4.2 billion in frozen funds from oil sales. nearly $100 million remains frozen, however. republicans on the senate foreign relations committee such as senator bob corker, they're worried iran may fool the u.s. and still get a bomb as north korea did when the u.s. engaged it in multiparty talks. >> my...
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have said repeatedly that iran is not fulfilling the n.p.t. let me switch gears a little bit one of the most quoted phrases in geopolitics these days is the one attributed to mahmoud ahmadinejad's about supposedly why the pain israel of the map and we know that that's phrase was taken out of context he was mistranslated and yet it is these really essential is that quote him a lot more often than any on there you are. propaganda we both know both look i don't know how much you know about iranian history you know why. i know quite a lot believe me well you have you have just quoted two main lies that are being spread by iranian propaganda. well look i will i think that israel. has quite a lot of blame in this war propaganda and i can say something about israeli propaganda but iranian propaganda for example trying to undermine the declaration of mahmoud othman in a job for the destruction of israel for the destruction of the zionist entity as he nickname is for denouncing or supporting off suicide terrorism he's supported publicly and sent his tr
have said repeatedly that iran is not fulfilling the n.p.t. let me switch gears a little bit one of the most quoted phrases in geopolitics these days is the one attributed to mahmoud ahmadinejad's about supposedly why the pain israel of the map and we know that that's phrase was taken out of context he was mistranslated and yet it is these really essential is that quote him a lot more often than any on there you are. propaganda we both know both look i don't know how much you know about iranian...
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and iran. it's the first step forward in changing that by lateral nature much regular relations they have have. >> that's a war going on there. it's a different situation. there was a time when you don't one would have thought for the past 30 years the u.s. and iran when they are there that seems to be so interconnected. >> absolutely. it's extremely positive. i think that those that criticize this deal today between iran and the u.s. are most likely people that weren't so interested in a deal from the beginning. this is truly a sign that diplomacy works. it's an effective method of solving problems and we don't know what's going to happen after six months, of course, but this is potentially a way of restoring trust in that method. >> one thing that still is not clear that seems to be particularly ambiguous is the red line about whether or not has the right to enrich iranium. that has not been dealt with. do you anticipate that being dealt with down the road? >> absolutely. i think there is a s
and iran. it's the first step forward in changing that by lateral nature much regular relations they have have. >> that's a war going on there. it's a different situation. there was a time when you don't one would have thought for the past 30 years the u.s. and iran when they are there that seems to be so interconnected. >> absolutely. it's extremely positive. i think that those that criticize this deal today between iran and the u.s. are most likely people that weren't so...
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or despite hailing the deal with iran u.s. president obama said the majority of american sanctions against iran will stay in place. and has more now from washington president obama pledged to put a modest relief of sanctions in return for iran scaling back its nuclear program the relief will include freeing up a small portion of iran's overseas accounts as well as easing some other trade restrictions here's actually what the president said on our side the united states and our friends and allies have agreed to provide iran with modest relief while continuing to apply our toughest sanctions we will refrain from imposing new sanctions and we will allow the iranian government to a portion of the revenue that they have been denied through sanctions. but the broader architecture of sanctions will remain in place and we will continue to enforce them vigorously and if iran does not fully meet its commitments during the six month phase we will turn off the relief and ratchet up the pressure while again this president obama said the u.
or despite hailing the deal with iran u.s. president obama said the majority of american sanctions against iran will stay in place. and has more now from washington president obama pledged to put a modest relief of sanctions in return for iran scaling back its nuclear program the relief will include freeing up a small portion of iran's overseas accounts as well as easing some other trade restrictions here's actually what the president said on our side the united states and our friends and...
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iran had not changed. the terrorist arm, that does state sponsored activities around the world, including trying an attempt here in the united states. they continue their cyber efforts to attack, according to published reports, none of that has changed. the only thing that's changed is you have now given them a permission slip to continue enrichment. that's what the iranians walked away from, that's the one thing the whole world was trying to stop them from doing, that's why i don't understand their rela rhetoric on this. we know when you go down this path, we made this mistake in pakistan, question made this mistake in north korea. and history is a great judge here and a great teacher, why would you make an agreement that will proliferate the arms race in region. >> when we return, can iran be trusted to keep up their end of the bar gagaibargain? # hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always d
iran had not changed. the terrorist arm, that does state sponsored activities around the world, including trying an attempt here in the united states. they continue their cyber efforts to attack, according to published reports, none of that has changed. the only thing that's changed is you have now given them a permission slip to continue enrichment. that's what the iranians walked away from, that's the one thing the whole world was trying to stop them from doing, that's why i don't understand...
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going back to iran. if you think that iran for example over the next few months joins russia china, india by not opposing and tolerating it what impact would that have on the conciliation of the taliban on the april elections as well as the compensation forming the grouping of the governments concerned. as bad as far as the political will and the complications of the situation when he was the head set up some watershed organizations to help maintain a continuity across the watershed across the implementation of the plan it's very provocative and very hard with an even afghanistan. they have helmand province which is facilitated by the international forces and in opportunity to bring afghans together to discuss the situation. in that meeting it was the first time that they had sat together to have this discussion. historically and culturally they were connected with kandahar. it was an interesting at the end of that meeting the people at home and who were upstream. we understand your concerns and we will
going back to iran. if you think that iran for example over the next few months joins russia china, india by not opposing and tolerating it what impact would that have on the conciliation of the taliban on the april elections as well as the compensation forming the grouping of the governments concerned. as bad as far as the political will and the complications of the situation when he was the head set up some watershed organizations to help maintain a continuity across the watershed across the...
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of iran which they realized could only be successfully achieved through integration of iran's economy with the global economy so i think rouhani is fully in line with that and what what they have want to do was really true to what and what it states has been. carrying out its own seat for the last thirty years which is really to treat iran as a kind of a major major. at antagonist major enemy of the earth and states except for the sort of union when it was still in existence i just remind you the key points of the deal there have already emerged first iran a will reduce its raymond richmond from twenty to a maximum of five percent its level ensures a peaceful use of atomic interior thereon is also supposed to stop adding new centrifuges sticking to our data equipment and keep a happy water reactor near the town of iraq non-operational the un should have around the clock ability to chat and control annia to any of enrichment plants in return sanctions will be lifted allowing to iran to regain control of some of its assets said to be worth up to four billion dollars for a period of up t
of iran which they realized could only be successfully achieved through integration of iran's economy with the global economy so i think rouhani is fully in line with that and what what they have want to do was really true to what and what it states has been. carrying out its own seat for the last thirty years which is really to treat iran as a kind of a major major. at antagonist major enemy of the earth and states except for the sort of union when it was still in existence i just remind you...
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trust iran right now? guest: this is not about trusting iran or about iran trusting the u.s.. it is about making sure the mechanisms are in place to ensure that if the other side cheats that you will find out as quickly as possible and you can do something about it. that is the critical thing here. there is no trust between the united states and iran. there has been deep enmity for 34 years. to expect that the deal would begin with trust is wholly unrealistic. both sides have good reasons to distrust the other. by having this mechanism in place that makes sure that the other side simply cannot cheat or if they do so you will find out about it at the earliest possible stage, both sides are putting their trust into that mechanism, not into each other am at least not yet. if these negotiations go well and they actually start resolving this issue, at that point we will see the emergence of a little amount of trust between the two sides. at this point, that is not where we are. host: if you have questions or comments, our phone lines are open. the numbers are on the screen. democra
trust iran right now? guest: this is not about trusting iran or about iran trusting the u.s.. it is about making sure the mechanisms are in place to ensure that if the other side cheats that you will find out as quickly as possible and you can do something about it. that is the critical thing here. there is no trust between the united states and iran. there has been deep enmity for 34 years. to expect that the deal would begin with trust is wholly unrealistic. both sides have good reasons to...
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iran is rewarding iran for bad behavior. allowed continue enriching uranium to 5% levels or its nuclear power reactor despite the fact that russia has been contracted to fuel that least for the next ten years. the er problem that is interim deal which creates a six further dow for negotiations may hinder washington's ability to reach a good final deal. be a t, there may never final deal. iran may string out the negotiations to buy time for nuclear advances and engage n tactics to force an eager obama administration to enter into additional records with sanctions relief. seen how temporary agreements can gel into permanent solutions. the obama administration has been stunned by strong criticism from congress and u.s. allies israel and france. tehran more not fewer sanctions are required. ut the deal requires the administration to refrain from imposing new sanctions over the seen how of the negotiations. further warned sanctions will prompt it to abandon the interim agreement. using the sanction will be eversible if iran defau
iran is rewarding iran for bad behavior. allowed continue enriching uranium to 5% levels or its nuclear power reactor despite the fact that russia has been contracted to fuel that least for the next ten years. the er problem that is interim deal which creates a six further dow for negotiations may hinder washington's ability to reach a good final deal. be a t, there may never final deal. iran may string out the negotiations to buy time for nuclear advances and engage n tactics to force an eager...
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and iran. and the only way the other issues are going to be resolved is if this nuclear issue is resolved first, because that's the priority, and prime minister netanyahu was constantly threatening to go to war with or without us against iran, and you have to put a stop to that. you have to be able to get past this nuclear issue. this takes time. there's a lot of work to be done and we have to remember that, and nay sayers should remember this is not a binding agreement and this is not munich and iran is not the nazi regime. >> yes. i want to bring in congressman engel of new york. what's your reaction to this? >> well, my reaction is, i never quoted ronald reagan, but it's trust but verify. the iranians have not been friends of the united states, and you do negotiate with your enemies. you don't necessarily negotiate with your friends. i think the sanctions worked, and that's the reason why the iranians are at the table. the president has decided to go on this course of action, and we'll have
and iran. and the only way the other issues are going to be resolved is if this nuclear issue is resolved first, because that's the priority, and prime minister netanyahu was constantly threatening to go to war with or without us against iran, and you have to put a stop to that. you have to be able to get past this nuclear issue. this takes time. there's a lot of work to be done and we have to remember that, and nay sayers should remember this is not a binding agreement and this is not munich...
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tell us what you think about the deal with iran? share your thoughts with fellow "fox news sunday" viewers. up next governor sarah palin responds to those hateful comments from msnbc's martin bashir in msnbc's martin bashir in our executive interview. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. [ male announcer ] campbel♪'s chunky soup. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> more dysfunction in the nation's capital this week as the problems and finger pointing over obamacare continue. with partisanship at new levels, can anything get done in washington? i talked with former alaska governor sarah palin who has written "good tidings and great joy: protecting the heart of christmas." governor palin, welcome back to "fo
tell us what you think about the deal with iran? share your thoughts with fellow "fox news sunday" viewers. up next governor sarah palin responds to those hateful comments from msnbc's martin bashir in msnbc's martin bashir in our executive interview. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ]...
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iran's president and russia's foreign minister both said today that the accord ratifies iran's right to especially rich uranium. the white house says it did not. the truth is that the final deal left that ambiguous deliberately. while this at first appeared to come together very quickly, only two months after that first phone call between president obama and iran's president, in fact the white house now confirms that top u.s. officials have been talking secretly to iran for at least a year in the persian gulf country of oman without the other members being present. while most of the world is embracing the breakthrough, israel and saudi arabia argue iran cannot be trusted to hide critical part of its nuclear program from u.n. especially spect inspectors. they say it was the crippling sanctions that got iran to the bargaining table and this is the worst time to ease sanctions. democrats and republicans are threatening to add more sanctions which the president would be forced to veto. back to you. >> israel's reaction to the enter rum deal as you you just heard was quick and clear. this
iran's president and russia's foreign minister both said today that the accord ratifies iran's right to especially rich uranium. the white house says it did not. the truth is that the final deal left that ambiguous deliberately. while this at first appeared to come together very quickly, only two months after that first phone call between president obama and iran's president, in fact the white house now confirms that top u.s. officials have been talking secretly to iran for at least a year in...
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brand-new reaction to iran's nuclear deal. this agreement reached by iran, the united states and five world powers calls for tehran to curb its nuclear activities for six months in exchange for easing of some sanctions. however, not everyone is happy with this deal. national security correspondent jennifer griffin live in washington with more. jennifer. >> gregg, differences are emerging over the interpretation of what the deal does and doesn't do. >> translator: no matter what interpretations are given iran's right to enrichment has been recognized in the text and for that reason i announce that iran's enrichment activity will continue as before. >> there is no right to enrich. we do not recognize a right to enrich. it is clear in the npt it's very clear that there is no right to enrich. >> here's what the deal includes. it pauses construction of the heavy reactor, the arak one and neutralized their stockpile of uranium refined to a concentration of 20%. it suspends enrichment above 5% for six months. iran agrees to not adven
brand-new reaction to iran's nuclear deal. this agreement reached by iran, the united states and five world powers calls for tehran to curb its nuclear activities for six months in exchange for easing of some sanctions. however, not everyone is happy with this deal. national security correspondent jennifer griffin live in washington with more. jennifer. >> gregg, differences are emerging over the interpretation of what the deal does and doesn't do. >> translator: no matter what...
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in iran. hundreds of cheering supporters welcomed home the foreign minister, calling him the ambassador of peace. libby casey joins us from washington d.c. with the latest. what's the reaction been like on capitol hill. >> just as it has been globally. it's mixed with vocal critics voicing concerns that iran would see this as a loosening of sanctions, without making sacrifices and would take advantage of this moment. those supporting president obama, and the diplomatic efforts say it's a landmark moment that had to be reached. the next six months will be revealing. secretary of state john kerry says the 6-month agreement buys time to hammer out a comprehensive deal that will roll back the program, not just halt it. >> now the hard part begins, the evidence to get the comprehensive agreement, requiring enormous steps in terms of verification, transparency. we know this. we will work together, and start today. we'll continue the effort out of geneva. >> secretary of state john kerry, a long-time
in iran. hundreds of cheering supporters welcomed home the foreign minister, calling him the ambassador of peace. libby casey joins us from washington d.c. with the latest. what's the reaction been like on capitol hill. >> just as it has been globally. it's mixed with vocal critics voicing concerns that iran would see this as a loosening of sanctions, without making sacrifices and would take advantage of this moment. those supporting president obama, and the diplomatic efforts say it's a...
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had the geneva talks with iran broken down, iran would have continued expanding their nuclear program. despite all of the sanctions, keep in mind the cost of a nuclear program are small for an oil rich country like iran. israeli prime minister netanyahu has been opposed to a deal. but is it in israel's interest that iran's program keep growing in size and scope? that's a strategy that assumes either iran is headed for collapse or that a military strike will take place that would permanently destroy iran's entire nuclear program and it wouldn't get rebuilt. this seems more like wishful thinking than strategy. the agreement that the major powers of government in geneva freezes iran's program for six months and rolls back some key aspects of it while a permanent deal is negotiated. in return, iran gets about $7 billion of sanctions relief. a fraction of what is in place against it. the main sanctions against its oil and banking sectors stay fully in place. this is a sensible deal. signed off on by france, britain, germany, russia and china as well as the united states and iran. it's just
had the geneva talks with iran broken down, iran would have continued expanding their nuclear program. despite all of the sanctions, keep in mind the cost of a nuclear program are small for an oil rich country like iran. israeli prime minister netanyahu has been opposed to a deal. but is it in israel's interest that iran's program keep growing in size and scope? that's a strategy that assumes either iran is headed for collapse or that a military strike will take place that would permanently...
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in iran's nuclear program very much so moscow funded the building of the nuclear plant in iran and it was only in september this year that it handed over complete control of that plant to the iranians and i think moscow sees this is possibly the way forward the way forward is cooperation with iran with the country's nuclear industry because if you're cooperating with the country there's less secrecy and then that could lead in turn to less mutual suspicion and i think that russia sees that as the way forward or more common damn reaction on a story deal in iran's nuclear program is just ahead for you here in r.t. don't go away. let me just tell you something right now president george w. bush never claimed their right to extradition really assassinate american citizens this president barack obama should be impeached for crimes against the citizens and against the constitution because he has killed women and children in drone strikes so i just like to say that i think that history is not going to judge the presidency of barack obama and george bush in the same light whatsoever i think o
in iran's nuclear program very much so moscow funded the building of the nuclear plant in iran and it was only in september this year that it handed over complete control of that plant to the iranians and i think moscow sees this is possibly the way forward the way forward is cooperation with iran with the country's nuclear industry because if you're cooperating with the country there's less secrecy and then that could lead in turn to less mutual suspicion and i think that russia sees that as...
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speaking after the deal was announced, president obama warned iran that they must comply. >> and if iran does not fully meet its commitments during the six-month phase, we will turn off the relief and ratchet up the pressure. >> sceptics including the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu slammed the deal, calling it a historic mistake that would allow iran to get closer to making a bomb. there is also bipartisan criticism of the deal coming from exam hill, den see republican bob corker spoke to fox news. >> and if you say the reaction in iran right now, i mean they are spiking the football in the end zone saying that look, we consolidated our gains, we have relieved sanctions, we are going to have the right to enrich. >> secretary kerry dismissed that and said iran will have to back up its words with action. >> are you skeptical that iran will actually comply with the deal they just signed? >> i think everybody has a right to be skeptical, because there are indications that there are people in iran who have wanted to pursue a weapons program, that there have been secret facilities b
speaking after the deal was announced, president obama warned iran that they must comply. >> and if iran does not fully meet its commitments during the six-month phase, we will turn off the relief and ratchet up the pressure. >> sceptics including the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu slammed the deal, calling it a historic mistake that would allow iran to get closer to making a bomb. there is also bipartisan criticism of the deal coming from exam hill, den see republican...
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we will visit iran shortly. this agreement has shown that the combination of asher expressed in her sanctions, coupled with readiness to negotiate, is the right policy. it has been the united approach of this country to pursue negotiations. there is cross party support. we have been steadfast in first doing this two party policy. we are seeking a peaceful solution. this is true to that approach. this will remain our policy over the coming months. as we build on and implement this third step on the long journey to making the middle east and the whole world safer from nuclear proliferation. >> can i thank the foreign secretary for his statement? the foreign secretary was generous enough to end his remarks by recognizing the reality of the bipartisan approach. to characterize this house and this country?s approach over recent years, including by my right honorable friend. let me echo that and add that all of those involved in the geneva negotiations, including the foreign secretary, deserve real credit for their ro
we will visit iran shortly. this agreement has shown that the combination of asher expressed in her sanctions, coupled with readiness to negotiate, is the right policy. it has been the united approach of this country to pursue negotiations. there is cross party support. we have been steadfast in first doing this two party policy. we are seeking a peaceful solution. this is true to that approach. this will remain our policy over the coming months. as we build on and implement this third step on...
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i've been speaking to people in iran. there is a sense of euphoria in iran. they feel that they're coming out of the cold now, that the economy in iran may be revived, and iran may be on the road to return. this is much to the chagrin of the israelis and the saudis, but there's still a long time to go on this deal. this was, as secretary kerry said, a first step over a six-month period. now there's going to be more intense negotiations over the next six months to see what they're going to hammer out. is iran going to be willing to give up some of their centrifug centrifuges? as it stands right now, they're pretty much holding on to their nuclear structure, but they've given up some of the sensitive parts that could be aimed towards making a bomb. as secretary kerry said, this is going to be a very, very long second step to this stage, but in iran they seem to be happy and in the west they seem to be happy. so we have to see what happens over the course of the next six months. ali arouzi, nbc news, geneva. >> all right, ali. thanks so much. now to the white ho
i've been speaking to people in iran. there is a sense of euphoria in iran. they feel that they're coming out of the cold now, that the economy in iran may be revived, and iran may be on the road to return. this is much to the chagrin of the israelis and the saudis, but there's still a long time to go on this deal. this was, as secretary kerry said, a first step over a six-month period. now there's going to be more intense negotiations over the next six months to see what they're going to...